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Clrscr()

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From: Bonzzz zzz
Date: Mon, 30 Apr 2001 09:10
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Hi there,

I'm just a student who started off programming in C++ since this year!! So,
I still don't know much about it!! Now... I have a problem, like most of us
here  :o)

The thing is, I'm a die hard mac freak and in school they only use "the
other kind"!! The problem here is that my teachers haven't ever heard of
ANSI and just program and program without thinking about the fact that it
will only run on a "other thing"!!

They include stuff like "conio.h", functions like "gotoxy()" and
"clrscr()"!!

Now, with the first examples someone helped me out a lot, but we could only
come to the conclusion that there weren't any possibilities on the mac that
did the same stuff!!

Now some days ago they started off using the  "clrscr()" function. I haven't
been able to find something that works for the mac to...so this is my
questions: are there any ways in which I can do the same as "the otherones"
do? I'd prefer ANSI, but if not...then not, they don't mind either!!!

Btw: if you wouldn't have noticed it, I'm working in the console!!

Tia,

Bonzzz
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From: Bonzzz zzz <Bonzzz.zzz@belgacom.net>
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